Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Homecoming Queen Connie Remund

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Left to right: 1, Carol Anderson; 2, Shirley Harder; 3, Joan Gill; 4, May Mikkelson: 5, Margie Killion; 6, Connie Remund; 7, Julanne Boekelheidi, (’52 Queen); 8, Leonard Spanjers; 9, Jim Boekel- heide; 10, Max Gonzenbach; 11, Duane Kockx; 12, Dick Selgeby; 13, Neil Anderson. Homecoming Timetable 10:30 a. m. Parade 2:00 p. m. Football—Milbank’s Bullpups vs. Watertown B 8:00 p. m Football—Milbank Bulldogs vs. U-'dfield Pheasants 9:30 p.m 1953 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Colorful 1953 Homecoming festivi lies began Thursday, October 8, when Queen, Connie Remund, and King, Leonard Spanjers, were crowned to reign over the following day's activities. Spirits were put at a high pitch Thursday evening at a rousing pep lest and bonfire. A twisting, turning snake dance led MHS students to the scene, which was climaxed with cheers for the team and fight-on speech- es from alumnae. Floats of every size, shape, color and variety turned out Friday morning at 10:30 for the traditional Homecoming parade. The freshmen class took first place honors with a hunting theme in float competition; the M club second, and the Merry Stenos third. The time was drawing closer. At 2:00 p.m. that afternoon the Milbank Bullpups met the Watertown B squad, the Bullpups facing defeat. How- ever, enthusiasm still supreme, Homecoming rocketed to a terrific climax with the defeat of the Redfield Pheasants — 19 to 7. MHS Homecoming concluded with a dance following the game. Thus, another Homecoming, another victory — now, another memory.

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Homecoming King